In one book, this character visits the "Everything in the Whole Wide World Museum." He appears in a series of recurring sketches serving a fat blue-skinned man named Mr. Johnson. This character travels the world in a "Global" segment on the show he is most associated with. In some appearances, he is an "ace doorknob salesman for ACME Inc." who puts on a pink cape and a medieval knight's helmet to adopt his (*) superheroic identity. He was recently seen teaching kids about the word "on" and inviting them to "smell like a monster" in a parody of an Old Spice ad. He uses desperate measures to prevent the reader from turning pages in order to prevent the discovery of the title creature in The Monster at the End of This Book. For 10 points, name this lovable, furry blue monster from Sesame Street.
In one book, this character visits the "Everything in the Whole Wide World Museum." He appears in a series of recurring sketches serving a fat blue-skinned man named Mr. Johnson. This character travels the world in a "Global" segment on the show he is most associated with. In some appearances, he is an "ace doorknob salesman for ACME Inc." who puts on a pink cape and a medieval knight's helmet to adopt his (*) superheroic identity. He was recently seen teaching kids about the word "on" and inviting them to "smell like a monster" in a parody of an Old Spice ad. He uses desperate measures to prevent the reader from turning pages in order to prevent the discovery of the title creature in The Monster at the End of This Book. For 10 points, name this lovable, furry blue monster from Sesame Street.
In one book, this character visits the "Everything in the Whole Wide World Museum."
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